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Electric mobility company Revel has selected EvGateway as its charging software provider after announcing plans to launch an all-electric rideshare service and build a network of universal EV fast-charging Superhubs in New York City.  The Revel rideshare service is expected to launch in Manhattan with an initial fleet of 50 Teslas. Its first Superhub, located in Brooklyn, will open to the public this month.  This Superhub will be the largest … Continue reading Revel selects EvGateway as charging software provider →

Tritium, Brisbane direct current fast charger manufacturer for electric vehicles, has announced it will become a publicly listed company through combining with special purpose acquisition company, Decarbonisation Plus Acquisition Corporation I (DCRN).  The transaction is expected to provide capital to grow Tritium’s operations to three global, full-scale manufacturing facilities including a new production facility in Europe, expansion of its L.A. site and further development of … Continue reading Tritium combines with DCRN to grow electric vehicle production →

Brisbane-based DC fast charging manufacturer for electric vehicles, Tritium, has hosted Australian Members of Parliament at its manufacturing facilities. The Honourable Anthony Albanese MP (Leader of the Opposition), Dr Jim Chalmers MP (Member for Rankin and Shadow Treasurer), and Terri Butler MP (Member for Griffith and Shadow Minister for Environment and Water) toured the Tritium … Continue reading Tritium hosts Australian Members of Parliament →

Tritium, a global leader in DC fast charging technology for electric vehicles (EVs), has unveiled the first platform to enable truly scalable electric vehicle charging networks anywhere in the world, with the launch of its MSC hardware platform. The MSC (Modular Scalable Charging) hardware platform provides customers with the flexibility to increase the power level … Continue reading Tritium unveils word-first scalable EV charging platform →

Australian maker of electric vehicle chargers, Tritium, is trying to fix a problem that many manufacturers in advanced technology are facing. The company, founded by three PhD students in Brisbane in 1999, is at the forefront of a resurgence of onshore manufacturing in Australia. Today, it specialises in electronic energy technology, with a focus on … Continue reading Why Australian manufacturers need to onshore their technology →

Brisbane-based electric vehicle charger manufacturer, Tritium, has announced that it will be producing chargers for the US market in Los Angeles. The company has opened a new site in the US city to increase production for the Americas region. In addition to the Tritium DC chargers made on site, the factory will include a testing … Continue reading Australian EV-charging tech grows in US →

A new research post at the University of Queensland will focus on advancing the performance, economics, and uptake of electric vehicle technology. Dr Jake Whitehead will be the dedicated e-mobility researcher, and the position – the Tritium e-Mobility Visiting Fellow – is named after the electric vehicle fast charging company, headquartered in Queensland, which first … Continue reading UQ to be centre for electric vehicle technology →

For Australians keen to ride the global wave of electric vehicles for their energy, environmental, and economic benefits, one of the stumbling blocks has been the lack of charging stations dispersed outside of major centres. This limitation will be countered by a new plan for 42 charging stations from Evie Networks, which will connect Adelaide, … Continue reading EV charging network spreads across highway system →

Tritium has signed with European electric car company Ionity, to supply its flagship Veefil-PK high power electric vehicle chargers. EV company, Tritium says this is the largest deal for its flagship charger which will see an average of four to six chargers installed per site across more than 23 countries in Europe. “Ionity has a … Continue reading Tritium signs deal with Ionity →

Brisbane-based manufacturer of DC fast-charging solutions for electrical vehicles, Tritium, has been named as the Premier of Queensland’s Exporter of the Year. The company also won the Manufacturing Award and progressed as a national finalist in the next Australian Export Awards. The Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards acknowledge the contribution that exporting businesses make to the … Continue reading EV charger manufacturer, Tritium, named Queensland’s exporter of the year →

An Australian manufacturer tasked with building infrastructure for electric vehicle charging stations has opened a new facility in Brisbane. The plant will allow Tritium to increase its capacity seven-times over and will triple its high-tech manufacturing workforce, the company’s CEO David Finn has announced. “This facility will allow us to fine tune our production process, and … Continue reading QLD electric car manufacturer to triple workforce at Global HQ →